Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-14-117
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Location of center - Criteria
Official statutory text
A. In selecting the site for the center, the Board shall
consider the following criteria:
1. Accessibility to substantial displaced homemaker population;
2. Suitability of vocational and technical training programs;
3. Availability of child care programs and services;
4. Availability of support services or programs in the
community or surrounding areas; and
5. Accessibility to a variety of educational or training
programs.
B. To the greatest extent possible, the staff of the service
center, including supervisory, technical and administrative
positions, shall be filled by displaced homemakers.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 655
consider the following criteria:
1. Accessibility to substantial displaced homemaker population;
2. Suitability of vocational and technical training programs;
3. Availability of child care programs and services;
4. Availability of support services or programs in the
community or surrounding areas; and
5. Accessibility to a variety of educational or training
programs.
B. To the greatest extent possible, the staff of the service
center, including supervisory, technical and administrative
positions, shall be filled by displaced homemakers.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 655
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